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Dice Addiction is Tulsa's one stop shop for all things Gaming. We carry Magic the Gathering, Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh, Heroclix, Miniatures, Gundam, Hobby Paint, Dungeons and Dragons, and of course you cannot forget the Dice.
Discriminatory & Misogynistic & Smelly. Even when you’re a separate person paying separately for the pre-release they don’t allow you and your partner to buy separate boxes. I’m not gonna argue with someone in their store, but that’s trash. This is the last place I go to for cards and I definitely don’t wanna play here, especially when it smells like body odor constantly. They take advantage of people wanting to do the pre-releases because they know it’s limited everywhere and just play power trips. They also scalp people on prices. They’re always trying to get one over on you for singles that decrease in value on TCG if you don’t call them on it. Not to mention that they always have horrible attitudes and customer service. Who wants to go to a place that is supposed to be inclusive for someone to be rude to you? The biggest reason this irritates me is because I am my own person. I am not my boyfriend’s property. It’s very discriminatory to not sell to me just because I’m with him when I have my own payment. If it were two men that were friends that walked in, is that how you would treat them? No. You wouldn’t say “Oh you guys walked in together so you can’t both buy one.” I don’t know if they have a problem with women but absolutely trash location. I can honestly say I will never step foot in this store again. I don’t know how their rating is 4.3 except for men that apparently don’t get discriminated against for playing games and collecting anime.
⭐️⭐️⭐️ (3 out of 5 stars) We come up to DC Comics quite often it really is a fantastic place for kids and gamers. The computers and gaming setups are awesome, and my little/son absolutely loves spending time here. That said, today was disappointing. I’m not a gamer myself I just bring the little one so he can play while I catch up on work emails and handle business stuff. When I went to the counter and asked for the Wi-Fi password for my laptop, the employee rather bluntly told me they don’t give it out anymore because someone once downloaded illegal content and they’re on their “second strike.” I completely understand and respect the concern. However, I explained that I only needed Wi-Fi to send a few work emails, and he still chose to be rude and dismissive about it. For a place that attracts a lot of parents bringing their kids to enjoy the games, it’s unfortunate that they don’t accommodate adults who simply want to use the time productively. We’ll still come from time to time because the little one enjoys it, but we’ll probably start limiting our visits due to this rule and go to someone more accommodating. Outside of that, it’s a great place — if you’re looking to come and stand behind your kid and watch them game for a couple of hours.
This is, hands down, the best hobby and gaming store in OKC. The reasons are simple: for a reasonable monthly fee, you can have enough hours of private room space with access to their unmatched terrain collection to make all of your TTRPG dreams a reality. They offer weekly TTRPG and miniatures warfare games on a weekly basis, and if they don't have the mini on the shelves they can print it for you. The staff is really friendly, and they have some great DM volunteers to make nearly any game possible. They have a huge set of gaming tables and so many board games to play. Their selection of gaming supplies is also top notch. Anything you could want is at your fingertips. Go on in and get lost indeed. The place is cavernous. And their snack bar is really eclectic. I love this place, and it has a real sense of community, and they also help out with some great charities.
Bought a game from them that didn't work. Returned it(for store credit only) because it didn't work. They didn't have anything in store I wanted but another store 30min away did. Drove 30 min got a game on store credit and then bought another game that I had been looking for. Got home and found out they sell cartridges that have been modified that don't work. 4 games from 2 stores and 2 games that don't work.. why would I want store credit at this point? It's a 50/50 chance the game is going to work. The people are nice but test the games to ensure quality. 2 stars for the customer service. I'd give it 0 for quality assurance. Come on it take 2min to plug a cartridge in and test it before you throw it in your case. The people that own the stores reached out and are making things right. I appreciate that they are doing everything they can. I'd still shop at either location.
Stopped in on our way through town and had excellent service. Both ladies working were very knowledgeable and kind. Large selection of games, vinyls, funko pops, game consoles and misc other items with fair prices. Would definitely stop in again while in the area.